Concern Employee Assistance Program

Filing Period

Jul 1, 2012 to Jun 30, 2013

Signed

May 5, 2014

Return Version

2012v2.0

Gross Receipts

$21,349,936

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONSIn order to provide out-patient health care to low income families in the San Francisco Bay area, CONCERN has assumed the management and operation of seven programs formerly administered by El Camino Hospital, CONCERN'S sole member. These programs are: 1) Health Library and Resource Center2) Roadrunners Transportation Service3) RotaCare Free Clinic4) Immunization Program5) South Asian Heart Center6) Chinese Health Initiative1) Health Library and Resource CenterThe Health Library and Resource Center established in 1986 is dedicated to helping seniors, community members, patients and their families find the resources and information they need to make informed decisions about their health. The Center is available to the community 40 hours per week. It provides a wide range of free programs and services including eldercare consultation services, a Speaker's Bureau, health insurance counseling, support groups, assistance completing an Advance Health Care Directive, dietitian and pharmacy consultations, health screenings. Individuals served FY13: 15,864The library is dedicated to helping patients, families, physicians, employees and the community find the resources and information they need to make informed decisions about their health. Staffed by professional medical librarians, information requests can be conducted in person, on the phone or online.A free membership program is offered to anyone who wants to receive the Health e-tips newsletter and home access to medical and consumer health journals and medical textbooks online. 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013Visits 18,622 20,752 18,589 22,716 13,1402) Roadrunners Transportation ServiceThe Road Runners Senior Transportation Service, established in 1976, fills acritical gap in northern Santa Clara County's senior services by providingpersonalized, door-to-door transportation to medical and other essentialappointments. Rides provided FY13: 13,1953) RotaCare Free ClinicEvery human being has a right to the basic essentials of food, clothing, shelter and good health. In Santa Clara County, the heart of Silicon Valley, many individuals are without medical insurance or adequate access to health care services. The RotaCare Free clinic of Mountain View was created to address the needs of these individuals and their families. Since January 1996, the RotaCare Clinic has been a medical safety net for uninsured community members. The clinic provides basic non-urgent medical services, medications, social work consultations, preventive care services, patient education, children's physicals, short term counseling, chronic illness management, nutrition counseling and referrals to community resources. Over 265 dedicated community doctors, nurses, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, medical assistants, and lay individuals volunteer their time and expertise to the clinic. Specialty services currently include optometry, ophthalmology, ENT, cardiology, podiatry, physical therapy, nephrology, dermatology, gynecology, orthopedics, pulmonology, endocrinology and rheumatology. FY13: 2,857 (unduplicated) people served RotaCare Clinic Fills a Need 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013Patients/unique 2,266 2,400 2,667 2,700 2,857Patient visits 8,832 10,980 16,461 16,031 15,655

Activity 3

[Continuation of item 4b]4) Immunization ProgramThe El Camino Hospital Immunization Program was created in 1996 to address a growing need for immunization services for the underserved population in northern Santa Clara County. Walk-in clinics are provided twice per week. Vaccines are free for children and for most adult services. Immunization Program Fills a need. FY13: 2,786 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013Patient 4,694 3,540 3,600 3,244 2,786Services 10,194 10,217 11,090 9,666 8,2465) South Asian Heart CenterThe South Asian Heart Center, established in June 2006, is a response to theepidemic of heart disease in the South Asian Community. South Asians, or people who originate from the Indian sub-continent, and countries such as Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri-Lanka, face a four-fold increased risk of coronary artery disease, despite of being vegetarian, non-smokers, and non-obese. 55% of heart attacks in this community occur before the age of 55. The Center screens individual participants for their risk-factors, educates and counsels them on the impact of those risk factors, and customizes a plan to help mitigate these risks. The Centerprovides lifestyle management including nutrition counseling, and on-going heart health coaching. The South Asian Heart Center addresses an unmet need to more comprehensively and aggressively screen South Asians for this increased risk of CAD and help prevent heart attacks in a younger population.South Asian Heart Center. FY13: 1,420 people served 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013People Served 712 923 1,051 1,887 1,4206) Chinese Health InitiativeThe Chinese Health Initiative (CHI), established at El Camino Hospital in March,2010, provides screenings and community education to address the health needs of the Chinese community, and seeks to provide a culturally appropriate experience for Chinese patients and their family/caregivers.We serve Chinese people at the Stroke screening and Hepatitis B screeningsChinese Health Initiative (CHI). We have served 290 Chinese people at the Stroke screening and Hepatitis B screening. FY13: 1,183 people served 2010 2011 2012 2013People Served 290 725 1,201 1,183

Filer

EIN

77-0528349